It was a long day of softball at McCombs Field in Austin as Texas A&M dropped its Saturday opener to Texas, 2-1, before bouncing back to eliminate Texas State, 4-2. In year one under Trisha Ford, the Aggies have advanced to Sunday's regional final.

No. 25 Texas A&M softball opens its 2023 NCAA Tournament on Friday night when they face Texas State at McCombs Field in the Austin Regional. Before heading west, Trisha Ford, Julia Cottrill and Trinity Cannon spoke to the media to preview the regional.

On Monday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M Athletics as baseball hosts Alabama, softball falls in the conference tournament, and women's tennis hosts a super regional.

A 10 RBI weekend from Julia Cottrill propelled No. 23 Texas A&M to a .500 record with the SEC with a series victory over Missouri. Mashing four homers, the Aggies catcher was named the national Player of the Week by both D1Softball and the NFCA.

On Monday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M Athletics as baseball's losing streak continues, softball finishes conference play with a win and much more.

Julia Cottrill's pair of home runs fueled No. 23 Texas A&M's come-from-behind win over Missouri, 11-4. One of Cottrill's bombs came in a seven-run fourth inning that propelled the Aggies past the Tigers and boosted A&M to a .500 record in Southeastern Conference play.

In an action-packed afternoon at Davis Diamond, No. 23 Texas A&M nailed a victory in the resumption of Friday night's contest, 6-2, before falling later in the day, 8-1. The Aggies and Tigers will conclude the series in Sunday evening's rubber match at Davis Diamond.

No. 23 Texas A&M is back at Davis Diamond on Tuesday afternoon as the Maroon & White play host to Prairie View A&M. With just five regular-season games remaining, Trisha Ford & Co. are looking to wrap up the 2023 campaign on a high note.

On Monday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M Athletics as the diamond sports picked up series' wins on the road, men's golf and women's and men's tennis fall in the SEC Tournament and more.

Trisha Ford's Aggies exploded for five runs in the first inning as No. 24 Texas A&M's offense dominated Ole Miss pitching en route to a 13-8 Sunday victory. The win clinched a key SEC series for the Maroon & White, as only one conference weekend remains on the schedule.

A four-spot in the opening frame was more than enough for the Aggies to lean on as they cruised to 6-3 victory over the Rebels on Saturday. Leveling the series, Julia Cottrill and Morgan Smith accounted for six RBIs, and Emily Leavitt earned her ninth win of the year inside the circle.

In what was a thrilling, back-and-forth affair on Friday night in Oxford, Ole Miss ultimately prevailed with a three-run walk-off home run to down No. 24 Texas A&M, 8-5. With the loss, Trisha Ford's Aggies have now lost four consecutive SEC contests.

After being swept over the weekend, Texas A&M rebounded with an 8-0 victory over Texas State in six innings on Wednesday evening. Julia Cottrill busted the game wide open with a grand slam in the fourth, and pitcher Shaylee Ackerman picked up her sixth win of the year.

Finding themselves in a pitcher's duel, Trisha Ford & Co. couldn't capitalize on their limited offensive opportunities as they were ultimately walked-off by South Carolina on Saturday, 1-0. Emiley Kennedy turned in 4.1 innings of work but was saddled with her fourth loss.

After a two-run homer from Trinity Cannon in the opening frame, that was all the offensive production Texas A&M would find as South Carolina locked down the series opener on Friday night in Columbia, 6-2. Struggling to find a spark, the Aggies were outhit by the Gamecocks, 7-4.

On Friday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M Athletics as the Maroon & White Game is on Saturday, baseball's third inning propelled the Aggies to victory, softball goes on the road to South Carolina and more.

Another postseason resume booster, Texas A&M thwarted several late efforts by Louisiana to secure its fourth straight victory on Wednesday at Davis Diamond, 4-2. Trinity Cannon broke the seal with a homer in the first while Emiley Kennedy tossed four innings of shutout relief.

Texas A&M softball has not hosted the NCAA Tournament since 2018, but that drought could end this year. With three weekends remaining in SEC play, Trisha Ford's Aggies are ranked No. 21 and fighting for a chance to bring a regional to Davis Diamond for the first time.